OMG, I thought the exact same thing the first time I watched that episode, when they started to introduce themselves I immediately got flashbacks to when I was younger and had two Pokemon movies! 😂🤣😂🥰
Exactly! I thought the same thing the first time I watched that episode, when they started to introduce themselves I immediately got flashbacks to when I was younger and had two Pokemon movies! 😂🤣😂🥰
Honestly that's not the end of it cause basically every name works that way.When I found out "Bai Long Ma" literally just means "White Dragon Horse",it really cracks me up.But "Six-Eared Macaque","Golden Peng","Compliant Golden Iron Cudgel","Destroy Child Stream",and "Red Son" works the same.Even Tang Xuanzhang is "Tang (Empire)'s Three Basket" (Y'know the scriptures? Tripitaka?) But as far as I know,the really literal names are mostly the demons.Their names are mostly descriptions.And it's kinda funny that Wukong (and his monkeys,probably) is the only one that has a name that actually sounds like an actual name.
I still question if their hair is worth thousands of money or not,They could've just payed them with little strands of hair but then again they're idiot's
This just reminds me of the ginyu force from dragon ball, where one of the characters, for no discernible reason, has an Australian accent in the English dub
Hope the huli-jing get mentioned in LMK. the Gold and Silver demons had a mother and uncle who were Huli-jing. Unfortunately they were both killed by Wukong and his companions in the original novel. If this detail added to the show it would give Jin and Yin a much better reason to be bad guys than just being gag villains.
An alternative idea: Since they're revealed to be Lao-tzu 's assistants,what if they're intentionally sent to be MK's enemies? And since they're just assistants,and it's been a long time since they pretended to be actual demons,they got rusty.But orders are still orders,so they keep scheming no matter how bad it is. Kinda weird the guy that makes Taoism a thing would do that,but ehh just a theory for fun 😅
@@hiide0us123 Again they probably study abroad for one year and picked up on the european lingo? :3 Plus some people mistake it at times for australian or british accents but I think its a little of both or british
@@hiide0us123 The same everyone in Dubbed shows do For the sake of the audience They're demons fighting a dude who got magic powers from an immortal monkey, but them speaking English is where you draw the line?
